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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03
SOUTH BUcKflELD.


Rash. Dsvee has . sucking colt two
weeks old.
R,ds Russell hs. sold horse to Daniel
Jack.
Charlie Rassell has . handsome wssn'
ling Bonner colt
Hiram Consnt IL plowlng and pa,,ing In
early vegetables this week.
IL IL related that amer the deeesse OF
certain rich man the old time question was
.sksd, "weli. how much did he leavtf'
"Every dollsr-diint take . dollar with
him. was the apt reply.
Buyers OF bay multiply. SUI IL IL SAID
'there IL hay enough
II should have rad. "Dorillss fogg has
Airci with Bennie Keen for six months,
etc.
Arthur Lowell hs, now been Offered $500
for bis Paichen colt
Johnuie Gerrish 4. sick with lang fever.
Iiean that II. II. Hutchinson IL danger
ously sick.
Prrcle Lowell Is q, home from Hebron
Academy he has vacation OF one week
and then returns 20 the summer term when
be graduates.
Everett Couant has hired with John A.
kins OF Turner for eight months.
A. q. Packard claims 10 have the best
COW In towns liolsteip.
DR.. c. ID Biidghsm's esisolishmeni IL
offered FOR sale.
There have been 81 snow storms In
Baeknelii the nrst being on Nov. isih, the
last on April &c
II. Waite b. pa, on an addition TO
bis house.
The going Is reminder OF gentle
spfipg.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03
MODERN MIRACLE.

TIE story CONES % " % 4 man who.
lofe thsn twsuiy year. ago. irjarcd his
knrv hy bc.ug tarosu from q horse. The
ieg a. bat A. right angles A1d suck
straight oat hshind Amer sbsnioniug al
bop - ever limberiug bis knee JOINT, he
aai sootsu lsg ltd from me knee
fosu, Ant thus be- walked fOr more tnsn
tstniy years. A fss mouths ago. hearing
~ TIE mAfvslocs relsxiug p0scr OF John.
son's Alodyus Llulmsut. be vAs iudoeei
90 make . Trial % u. and. strange A. u may
seen, after ra0blug lu The luimsut tsiee q
tsy 'or nearly ave weeks. the cords ssTe
entirely relaxed. and the lsg straighisned
several months have elapsed since this oe-
c1rreuce took place And yet The kn'e joins
j. A. servieeails A. the other, with no ten
cency % become stif again.
Aroihtr case fully a. rvmsrksble. II not
nor -, comes % rs from Nova Scotia
HoEroN. Kings Co. Nova Scotia
Dear Sir esteem IL duty one you
All The pablo. % make knOsn the very
Extraordinary. AMI may say Astonishing,
cure Elected On my daughter. miss OF ~
YEARS u age. BY Jour invalasble medicine.
In c0nssqasuce OF taking cod aner being
i1occllAisd Tor The kins pox. the vhols
spin- became diseased, ssd she lost The use
OF a. Der limbs. and her back was rounded
up Ike . bow she sas utterly disabled iOi
Nork. and almost hslpless for about eish'
teeu months. hsd Ahlu medical advice,
10th Ia this Pfovince AMI from an eminent
physlcian Ia New Yofs. 10 The United
Sisiss; and they all prCuoareed u aver
drlcult. II rot incnrAols case. We used
yoor Johnson's AnOdyne Llnimsut With en-
Tire success. She i now well. and about
the honse. l.pwARp BAYKR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03
WILSON'S MILLS.

The Ice l. lest starting out OF The Ma.
galloway Al mi. writing April 2s).
The drivers commenced on Abbott Brook
to-day; they are sluicing timber through
The dams
A crew has been a. work on The stesmsr
Magsllo~ay. cutting IL oct OF The Ice.
Mr.. y A fiini tainted and fsll down
stairs on Monday night last, hurting her
right shoulder 80 that she l. not able "a
move her arm has not been able 10 81
up sluc. The accident hsppenec.
ROysl bean l. laid up with . sore throat
4 numDsf who have been stopping here
through The winter went out Taesisy.
an0ug them were Mr.. and Mr.. A wsy'
mouth. T J Bsunsii AMI Fred Taylor.
"a fiint has sgain shut up his house.
A. Mr.. Pint l. 10 very poor health.
Soi mnch traming on The roads now,
and ihe meu sruuui here speud their va'u
ale tine gr,sning over The depth % the
snow. AMI TIE snail smouni OF bay on
hAnf
"A PLAT Lost valuable COW BY her
rstilrg into the barn and eating too mach
meal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03
OXFORD

The Roblusou Msngfseiarins Company
-ill Ia future pay % every iso weeks
Rev. Mr. Bafam preached bis farewell
sermon on the Sunday preceding Confer
enoc. A petition has been circulated TOT
bis return
william Emery has been sppOlnied Tria
Jastlce.
Mr. Hines vas run into by Frank fogg
sho wi. driving stage. Mr.. Hlnes's car
fi,Ee vi. broken. his horse ran svay. snd
BE- vas thrown oat, receiving considerable
lrjury.
samuel Bsmpas win work for Jos. Rob
in.on this year on one OF HE farms.
Charles Anirevs has purchased . Pearl
press and aae outfit. AMI 10 prepared 20 DO
all Kind. OF JOB printing.
Marrie; -NCsnbriigepor, Mass. Apr.
e0,h. Rev. George y. Tswksbury and Mrs
sarah Little deld OF Lyman. Nc. T IL To-
tending 20 return 10 bis old home In or
ford
Bert v. E,,ou. JOB prin,sr. h.s issued
The .eooud number %, the oxford Eagle, q
'Oc.l Advertising sheet
Cyras Hayes has been presented WITH
Toe little boy.
Mary Andrews has returned from Pep
persll. Mass. where she has speni The
winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03
NORWAY LAKE.

Z.nas Mills Is working Tor BsrJsmir
Tucker.
A snail calf belonging 10 Charles Wal
ker recs ntly fsll into the bog. but was dis
covered In time 20 save its life.
J l. Partridge has recently pai un
wsr~ counter into his store.
Muried-At the residence OF the BRIDE
parruis. April i6ih. by Rev. {. Nj. Aboo,
willard Back % Moray Lake and Jessie
NJ Hodgdon OF Esst Waterford.
Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Charles Partfidg'
have gone 20 Dsnyllle 10 attend the funera
OF Ms Phllens Rounds. . relative.
Mss Afdie SAsttuek has gone 70 Mas
.acau-e,is on q vlsit 10 her grandmother
Mrs kinsisy.
J.ur. Smith. who has been in Bos'o'
purchasing goods and visiting relatives
IA. returned home
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CANTON.

Everything booming here for . few days
past. Rents going ~. aud very scarce
and not over good At that. Rain eomine
down 10 torrents. Streams going no rap
idly, and TO o very high pitch. Road,
badly washed In many places. Railroad
on Friday submerged In some places. Ia
Hartford and Hebron; trackmen active
Superintendent Lincoln personally super
intending rspsirs, and rosd to-day (Sstur
dayl In condition 90 that trains are max
ing regular trips and good time. The An
droscoggin very high and going higher
No crossing 81 the toll bridge to-dsy-ih'
approach 20 the bridge on the north shors
being badly flooded for some thirty or for
~ rods over the low intervsle. The bridge
over Mil Brook ct 0llbertville not cross
able to-day, somebody having removed
the Key that passed through the rod fast
en!rg the wooden superstructure To th'
abu,meut. The water having arisen high
er than the bridge by two or three feet, on
end II elevated and snoat. Some appre
hension IL felt to-day that the very higt
water In Mil Brook II disturbing the foun
dstions OF the foundry and tsnnery. which
are sadly needing repairs. Part OF th'
fume leading 10 the tsnnery WAS cut awa|
Yesterday TO save the building from seri
Gus damage. II 10 said that substantia
repairs are contsmpls'ed In the upper And
lower dams ct the village the coming sea
son.
The bad weather and high water hs'
pecessitsted o postponement OF the open
ing OF the summer schools st tia village
until Nay o. Teachers for the summed
schools--Mr. W. Lowell Bonney OF Turnel
and Miss Tine Dear born Of Canton.
R-port has 10 that two OF our young 10
dice are going into your once % compost
tors IAN Indication Of rood sense aud con
tinusd sound Judgment on Jour part AND
. proper appreciation OF Canton TALENT
sckick n Also booming.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03
IncKFs MILLS.

Heavy fall OF r.In 10 this section Thurs.
day night and Rridsy no damage reported
Al this writing.
4. \. Felt has tapped 1000 trees and Ia
having . good rIn OF sap.
The remains OF Mrs. \ J. Howard. who
died al Boston. were brough, home Tor In
tsrment In the Beans Corner Cemetery.
frri Soule OF freepori. formerly OF Bry'
ants Pond. fashionable tailor. IL making .
number OF suits OF clothing for parties In
ihi. village. Fred Keeps . good stock OF
goods. and always gives Q gooi ni.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03
PORTER.

Tuesday. the .C.h day OF April. We had
quite q snow storm. IL seems hard for u
70 qalt showing this year. Farmers VII!
be late gei,iug % work on their farms.
Joseph Holmes IL going ~ sell bis farm.
he bslng too old IN carry u on. aud bis
wife IL an invalid. Mr. Holmes IL 81 years
old.
Moses Libby h.. sowed bis peas aud
planted early potstoes.
NIX 4 Boo,hby OF Llmlngion sen, NE
. potato 10 plant. that WAS raised In issS
The sprouts have started 10 grow. aud IL
looks a. fair as one raised the past year.
Eidle Stanley aud his sister. Mrs. Roscoe
Towle. have been here from Boston on
short visit 20 their friends.
samuel Stanley had oue OF his nnger'
taken OF By circular saw while saving
shingles 10 his mill ~ this place.
oar agent has treated the school house
% q new coat OF paint.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03
WEST SUMNER

Thsrs seems 20 be general slaughter OF
wood. piles 81 present
II. =. Coburn IL paitinE an addition on
bis stable. which viii make 10 much mors
convenient FOR him.
q. N. Snal 10 selling goods very low
q. he eontenplstes . change 10 his ousi
ness.
A new Goa, OF pain, l. being pat on 4
The unlverssllsi church. which Was much
needed.
The high school closed here with an er
hlbltiou, which Vas very good. The sehol
srs dld themselves much credit In the En-
ercl.es and are worthy OF msnilon.
George T. Pulslfer has gone 20 Mass. 4
deliver nursery stock.
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PERL.

wv. yen,res has rented the Pomroy
mill, and with his brother. IL getting out
shingles, boards and lumber. lie also runs
The grist mill. keeps grain on hand, and
will DO general repairing. etc.
Rev W. II \ vsnires writes 81 AN
preaching every Sabbath here and . move
men, IL on foot 10 repair the chapel. We
have nearly 500 subscribed for the work.
The outside was painted last year, and We
hope To carefully remodel the inside this
sumner. We flnd . kind. loving people
here who make up 10 quality what IL lack.
ing In numbers. 10 addition 10 repeated
sindnssses ever since have been with
them, they came In . surprise visit last
Wednesday. and gave rs q regular pound
ing Bat We ministers with large fami'
lies can well stand such visits. for the
pounds were evidently more than i6 on
each, OF sugar, raisins, batter. lard. etc
Amer q pleasant chat, Q few remarks and
prayer aud singing. they returned home
happier we pray In giving for the cause
than even We were In receiving. The
pelrhbors and friends OF other religious
beliefs came also, which added pleasure u
the occasion"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03
NORTH PARIS.

P.B Warner has sold bis farm and will
move into Cyprisn Bensons house.
Miss Mabel eastman II 10 teach the
school Of Trap Corner. commencing Mon
day "a. Her sister Bertha teaches In the
south part OF the town.
Miss Ida Benson teaches In the Stetsou
district. West Sumner.
Henry wsshburn has put new sparl
arrester on his smoke stack also several
barrels OF water on the roof. which 10 made
easy OF access BY ladders, and VIII b
ready TO pa, out Ore at short notice.
A. J. Abbott has sold bis pure-bfec
White Chester boar 20 Roseoe Tuell
III. Dunham q Sons. A. ]. Abbott and
l. Everett are grating apple trees. NOV
IL the time TO push this kind OF work and
rrsft ell natural fruit trees.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03
nm RoxsuRY SCHOOL cAsE
Huu srArENENr coz CASE WHICH ma
NcifEn iNrEEEsf ~ NoEfuxRS on.
TuNn CUrNrN


RoNurE,. Ma. April q. -.
E}1rr Irmccr1'
A. the school tsoghis To- 10. g. has core
t0a flCus. sin make brief staten ut
A. ~ risk 20 emitting shat both sides
~ c,rslisr essential The school va
suspended - TIE district on accuuui of
whoop.ug couga. AMER four sests seven
out OF ulue voters wished ne school -
trg.n. 10 tegun art The supervisor was
called in O. stop The school lie
thought De- hAi 90 auihoriiy lie Wa
csIsi ln second tine And decided TIA
D. hsf sufhofiiv sui - not Get The tsac o.
sr ADJ agent The school continued thlr-
teen tsys Logger. ths ssiecimtu tii not
v..h to pay Ne Whole hll. Aui thes over
rise the supervisors decision A town
mest.rg was bed o. Gay o. see N The town
wouc vote 90 pag he Nhoe oil. TIE
f1il0slug resolution was passed uuaui.
mousiy. sfisr proifactef discussion .
Resolved that ~ sccspt MI kuspps
the Supsfvlsof| Cnp'arAtion % his iuisn-
lous len regard % stopping The school la
Diet No =. and sustain his sctiuu under
that expiAnaiiou The article In RELATION
q paying The hl1 Wa passed over. To
he meantime 10 appeared hat man liv.
ire out OF town hst sent scholsrs q the
school 9TH me iiea 90 puiiing bis school
money lnto his district A. hi. mOuey
would pay tie disputed part % The oil AMI
ulnc collars over. sn hsnt. concluded 90
osy ihc biI since be- declared they could
not have ~ mousy unless This on SNs
rad - Knxnury Nots- . sustain The
Supervisor a. shove. ard outsiders choose
% settle TIE cispgisf on
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Rrxrxa IIxn Yourn.

Mrs. PhG,e Chssisy. OF Peterson. Clay
County. Iowa. tells the following remark.
able story. the truth Of which 10 vouehed
for by the residents OF the town 81 am "a
years old, have been troubled with Kidney
complaint and iameuess for MANY years
could not dress myself without help. Now
an free from sll pain and soreness, and
am able 10 do all my own homework. l
owe my thinks IN Electric Bltters for hav
ing renewed my youth. and removed com
pletely oil disease and pain"
Try Q bottle; only my cents, at Soyes
Drug Store, Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03
DENMARK.

George W. Moultou and Jonathan AlsI.
srdsr have sold the Joseph whiting farm
10 George small. Mr.. Small will no, move
on 10 10 this year, bat will continue TO worn
for the paper company Of westhrook. =
James Smith will occupy the farm this
season.
c. o. Tebdsxier w's 10 Portland this
week.
Ernest Richardson has returned from
Boston WAS gone about two weeks prob
ably WAS glad 20 rsjoln his family.
james Wentworth aud Stephen T. jew
EFT are making repairs and alterations on
their residences
DR.. shsdd OF Pyeburg WAS here this
week TO consult other practitioners on The
case OF J. G. Hodge.
10. Jordan has started for Colorado.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03
HIRAM.

A series OF Gospel meetings viii be held
A. ths Congregational church for one week
nv the celebrated evsngelis,s. Allen foleer
AMI q. ]. Jackson, OF New Hampshire.
Mr. Jackson Il q singer OF superior snhl'y'
Meetings commence Monday, MAY = y
N . Tuesday, 2 and Tr. n and VIII 80 con
time, afternoon snf evening. DO Sandsy'
s,h, service ats 30 A NJ, i;ls and p
Various topics win be discussed. snen -
"Hos can make the most OF lifer on me
an. a. 6 so PNy and "Cio.e friendship
vith Jesus. on Thursday, 2 80 r n. MOST
OF the services vii he preesdsd oy prsis.
and devotional exercises. All are invited
with hope that the march OF reform 70
onward. =,
snow fell
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03
FAsr RRnMNRIELn.

Thls Thursday morning there IL every
prospect 90 another snow storm.
TIE Moses iiosari place IL hsiug re-
plirst AMI Mr.. K.r,r. Who parcha.ei II
snmeiime $40. viii r, move from Boston
a. soon - TIE house l. ready.
Mr. Florvncc Msnsf "a has returned
from iorg vlsit Ia Providence. X l.
TIE &. L. :. T. wiih Miss ADELE Allard
on Saturday. April 50
Mr.. Mar Rove Stsplss al present wilt
lex l. Dangerously il
There are no new buildlugs going ~ ihi'
spriug. sud less repairing thsn Ssasl
There j. considerable sickness In toSu'
iuteiug from The way The DR.. rides.
TIE chandelier which fell In the church
80 long $50 has been repaired and re'
turned. much 90 the satisfaction and Ton
vtuieuce % the worshiPsrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03
MIDDLE INrRRvALE lRrrnr!

A. this writing april s)Ib) Ne are hav'
lng nne rain.
Rev william Besvlns preached . yery
interesting and instructive sermon las,
Ssbbs,h a. the church 10 this place. The
music OF the new organ with good choir
AMI sermon made the occasion very Inter
esiing Mr. Beaylns has been preaching
In samuer for the B,p,ists and Consregs'
tiousli.ts IL has flushed his l,bors there
and has no hsli OF labor yet FOR the sum
mer. A better preacher has not been en-
ployci here aud doubiless will no, be In
the future. IL IL 10 worthy OF . better
situation. which We have no doab, he will
soon have. Ills at ress IL Dover, ". III.
The Circle met last Thursday 2. u. q,
Mr.. &. C.wsll's. aud an extra supper
"a. furnished by hos, aud hostess. Masic
A. usual and . good number present. Ssr,
one meets In two weeks with Miss Minnie
kimbill.
These lovely days remind the writer OF
tie presence OF one. Who one year sgo
chesrrd "a. with her smiling face aud syn
psthiIlng heart
Again the Singh lbiris Ne hear.
lh- fossTs and spin ging grass appear
We look IN vain fOf footstsps eune-
fot such the streets OF Life Adorn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03
FAST SUMNER.

Augustus oldhsm wss quite badly To-
jured In Heads dowel factory on Wed
u.sdsy last by . board icing thrown by I
circular saw. striking his right arm viii
great force, bruislng the cords and mus
clss IL IL possible that the bones may be
Injured. although DR.. Caldwell thought no
bones were broken. IL was q narrow &C.
cape from . more serious II not fatal aesl'
dent.
Leroy Keen, Who has been sick with
consumption. VAS buried on Friday. His
wife IL feeble from the same disease, and
cannot survive long.
Sylvester Blsbee, who has been 10 MINI
e.ois eight years, Is visiting friends Ia
Sumner.
Eastman IL filling orders for bis vegets'
Die and flower seeds from all over The
country. and bis business has greatly In
creased. StocuM.
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ALBANY.

Mis-. Alice wilbar. daughter OF ii. o
wilbur. . student ., Goald's Academy; IL
very slek a. Der bosrding.hoase, Bethel
mi. Her mother Is there taking care OF
her.
Mrs. John Grover IL mach better. =.
Mrs. Chesley Fsrnsld has gone 10 spend
several weeks visiting relatives In ~ IL
and Msss
Mr.. Robert Inghsm IL receiving some
property from the estate OF her orothef
xho died In Stockport. ". T., year ago.
The mill Of J j MeAllistsr, when Wa
harmed two weeks sgo, IL rebuilt and run
ming sksin. -
A sheep owned by Theron Cummings
dropD@d . lamb that weighed IL los.
Aus,ia Hatehlnson has parehased OF l.
Pin, Of Waterford q full blood Hereforn
roll calf. months old, girth feet ana
inches, price eco.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03
NRWRY.

wsltr sad Clifton Foster have ls,sly
returned home from Augusts, where thu
have been attending the Business College
III st-srns IL builiing Q stables he MS
q crew OF mvu 81 work framing.
People are getting ready for farming,
bat good many sncw-drifts s,ili remain
IN the fields.
At Grafton al last accounts q good many
men were waiting Tor the Ice 10 break up
In order 10 commence driving.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03
HEBRON.

Vacation week IL very quiet
The roads are bad yet, bot the mud IL
drying up fast
| Rev. Mr. Harden returned yesterday
april 2Cth) from hi two weeks visit To
Isncock Go.
Charles ID )dss cane hack with HIN and
will attend school, his father being better.
BERT Glover IL grazing this week
l. ID will he Interested IA know thu,
DE-. Donh,m IL trimming those tres 10
front OF the Academy. which were set on,
90 many years ago by the students when
l. ID. wfs one OF them
Des Moody IL very low. Mr. Gillsrdef
will work FOR him sgsin this sumner, CON-
meneipe this week.
Mr. Everett IL making some additional
improvements on Henry Stearn's barn -
Mr.. T. IL Que Of the men who will "never
say die and will now outwork many .
younger man aud erJ0y u, too. lie has
energy and plack. g
ga aecoun, OF the bad travelling Sstur.
day, the 2Ji. all connected with the school
were Visible At sn unusually early hour.
and before ten o'clock a NJ. nearly al the
students hal started for home.
AZ I commence my card recall the re-
quests-from beyond the Plains, our friends
10 Massachusetts,, and students both a.
home and al college--to send all the news,
and a. I think q you each and ell. begin
20 write doe In order % mske much vf this
&c.
Perh,p. the Absen, ones will be Rlii 10
know that they were missed S,bhath day,
-ouly about 90 being In attendsucs. To-
teresting services were conducted bs Prof
Sargent, aud Mr.. whitney. brother "a
Prof whitney. with Harry iIsrrow-, rsu.
dersd Zoe bass for the choir.
Among the improvements, Mt Cashmin
has purchased q nice whitewAsh brush and
at request OF The proprietors IL rapidly
whitening oui the dlngy ceilings of the
village. lie has spent two days working
Al Eas, Hebron. and will b. engaged n
Canton next week on the new mill u be
erected there.
Mrs. Howe, Prof. and Mrs. ssrgsn, len
Wednesday morning. According 10 Gus
tom. when two or three people leave here
with trunks. Prof s,rgent drove one tenn
for al. wife and Mr.. Howe. while Mr..
Glover took another With the uunk- -
Mrs Howe went 10 visit her rr,stiyes, the
Morrill, family Who have recently lost their
mother Amer her return she will be IN
u.u,ly busy preparing the annual Trustee
dinner
The Board will hold their annual meet
log Msyi An impoftsni occasion IL an
ticip,ted. srd al In the place are glad Ia
hall the arrival Of these friends 80 wei
known.
Room. are ens,ged for sbou, forty stu.
dent.. think.
Tbs m,n,s sur,r bu.lne.. Ia. been sx.
c-ll-nt or those Who began early. MI !.
Bsafcs ht. hal good success, aud Mr.
Carney hiss made eigh, hundred and my
los ~ sugar.
Msssr.. Everett and S,ssrns are adding
u their buildlngs aud puiiing . euPols on
TIE barn. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03
RAST RRTHEL

The safest way TO travel now Il a'foo,.
Henry ID. Howe has let the homestead
farm TO Y. II Howe. lie will start May ?
for Butte, Montans, where he nov hAstwo
brothers. His sister. MissiMsy Howe, viii
soon 20 TO Gorhsm. ". II. Henry and May
viii be greatly missed by all.
Mrs. VI. s. Kimbsll has returned from
Mas.
C. n. Kimbsli spent the past week at A.
w. Growers. West Bethel.
A heavy rain IL now falling, sni The
banks OF the Androscosgin are OVERLOOKING
In some places.
Died-In Boston. April 25l. Mrs. s. j.
Howard. She Was accompanied 10 her
home by her children. aud funeral services
were held q, this place April s'th. Rev.
8. Benson Officiating.
Dlsd-Ia Bethel, April 20, Mrs. Doreas
Foster.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03
WEST BETHEL.

Caleb Z. walker died quite Suddenly
Saturday. lie vAs . member OF Brown
Post. q. A. r, . pensiousr, and In feeble
health Tor number Of years.
Eiviu n. shaw has been siek for two or
three weeks. bot IL gaining slowly. and ],
l. hoped vii soon be able 20 attend 10 bis
farm work.
Horace n walker has moved 10 Frye
berg Academy Grant % live with his wiie's
father. Moses r. Chandlsr.
Miss Octsvis Grover. Mrs. David Hol,
AMI L T. Allen are ADDED 10 The .iek let
this week.
Charles A walker and wife. OF Sbel.
hurns. y n we're In town. Tuesdsy, 10
attend tie furerai % bis father.
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The travelling IL very bad, snow-trin-,
mat aud bsr- grooni Il about The best De.
scription that can give Of H. Some have
ploved . little on dry land where ths
snow was mostly blown 90.
william II Mason. whS VAS so badly
Injured ~ falling tree. seems 10 be i'm.
proving.
Mrs. J. c. Bean 4. much better. though
feeble YET
Pigs are very scarce here; poue for sale
No sale Tor oxen thus Tar.
l. A Bean hal bis foot quite badly hart
last week BY bolt falling upon IL.
Arthur X Tyler has moved in,o The
house with his father, ~. II. Tyler.
Henry Judkins IL TO move 10 West Beth
Il soon.
II does no, look bow a. though We shall
have Nav n)uer- veiy soon.
Stock hss wlutersi noeiy. notvits;snd-
iug bay IL 80 scarce.